Need Cpu-Z equivalent for Ram

[pointertovoid]

Hello nice people!

Wanting these days to check a new Ram, I realize my software dates back to the PIII... So I look for more recent ones, that understand what a dual channel and a double data rate are.

Is there a small nice software, a bit like Cpu-Z, that reliably tells much about the Ram? What I'd like:

- Read the Spd, tell what speed+latency+voltage combinations the manufacturer foresees (Cpu-Z does)

- Tell what speed+latency+voltage is currently used (Cpu-Z does)

- If possible from the same software, measure the latency, read speed, write speed (Cpu-Z does not)

Preferably running with Windows, and even better W2k. I have Aida32/Everest/Aida64 and doubt its Cas Ras.

Running with Dos as Ctcm7 did would be acceptable.

It doesn't need to test the reliability of the Ram, since I prefer to do that outside any OS (Memtest86+).

Thank you!

[ChiefZeke]

www.passmark.com - look for RAMMon - see if it has what you're looking for.

[Guest]

You could try Speccy. It will even compare your tested RAM/CPU combo with other CPU/RAM results.

[pointertovoid]

Thank you both!

I've installed Speccy and Passmark, which are both nice pieces of software. They display information obtained from the Spd on the modules, in a useful and informative way.

More suggestions are welcome, to measure the latency and throughput by benchmarks.

[ROTS]

Somebody out their fixed CPU-Z for WIndows 9x and 3.1. They have a website, with all kinds of edited display drivers and stuff. I believe somebody also asked for the 9x vesion of CPU-Z. It is a mod or hack, that allows it to also work on XP as well. If somebody has the location of this wonderful programmer, please tell us. He even offered updating of display drivers.....because he is a programer.

This is not commercial software, just a fix for CPU-Z that allows you to use it on 9X and 3.1 computers.

Edited December 13, 2013 by ROTS

[jaclaz]

Somebody out their fixed CPU-Z for WIndows 9x and 3.1.

I am not sure to understand, WHICH version of CPU-Z was "fixed"?

AFAIK the 1.57 version works fine on 9x:

http://www.msfn.org/board/topic/105936-last-versions-of-software-for-windows-98se/?p=971060

jaclaz